Hashimoto, T., & Sakuraba, K. (2014). Assessment of Effective Ankle Joint Positioning in Strength Training for Intrinsic Foot Flexor Muscles: A Comparison of Intrinsic Foot Flexor Muscle Activity in a Position Intermediate to Plantar and Dorsiflexion with that in Maximum Plantar Flexion Using Needle Electromyography. The Society of Physical Therapy Science.
Style de citation ChicagoHashimoto, Takayuki, et Keishoku Sakuraba. Assessment of Effective Ankle Joint Positioning in Strength Training for Intrinsic Foot Flexor Muscles: A Comparison of Intrinsic Foot Flexor Muscle Activity in a Position Intermediate to Plantar and Dorsiflexion With That in Maximum Plantar Flexion Using Needle Electromyography. The Society of Physical Therapy Science, 2014.
Style de citation MLAHashimoto, Takayuki, et Keishoku Sakuraba. Assessment of Effective Ankle Joint Positioning in Strength Training for Intrinsic Foot Flexor Muscles: A Comparison of Intrinsic Foot Flexor Muscle Activity in a Position Intermediate to Plantar and Dorsiflexion With That in Maximum Plantar Flexion Using Needle Electromyography. The Society of Physical Therapy Science, 2014.